Skip A. Stone

Debuting in the pages of G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #25 in 1984, Skip A. Stone was brought to life by the legendary Larry Hama and Frank Springer right in the heart of the Bronze Age — when Marvel's G.I. Joe universe was exploding into one of the most beloved franchises in comics history. Over four decades of publication, Stone has carved out a steady presence across the core Joe titles, sharing panels with heavy hitters like Duke, Hawk, Cutter, and Conrad S. Hauser. With 32 catalog appearances and three recognized key issues to their name, Skip A. Stone is the kind of character that rewards the dedicated collector who digs deeper into the rich ensemble tapestry Hama so masterfully wove — a genuine piece of the Real American Hero legacy.